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- How can I make an appointment?
You may drop a message on WhatsApp (011 - 5639 9475). Alternatively, you may call us at 011 - 5639 9475.
You may drop a message on WhatsApp (011 - 5639 9475). Alternatively, you may call us at 011 - 5639 9475.
2. Can I walk-in for dental treatment?
2. Can I walk-in for dental treatment?
Yes, you can. However our lunch hour will be from 01:00 pm to 02:00 pm.
Yes, you can. However our lunch hour will be from 01:00 pm to 02:00 pm.
3. What are the payment methods available?
3. What are the payment methods available?
We accept cash, credit and debit card, as well as Maybank QR Pay (scannable with Touch'nGo)
We accept cash, credit and debit card, as well as Maybank QR Pay (scannable with Touch'nGo)
4. I have gum bleeding during toothbrushing. What can I do to stop it?
4. I have gum bleeding during toothbrushing. What can I do to stop it?
If you are experiencing gum bleeding during toothbrushing, it is a sign that you should visit the dentist.
Gum bleeding is mostly caused by gum inflammation due to ineffective cleaning of your teeth. If your gum bleeding is caused by that, the dentist will usually perform scaling and educate you on proper toothbrushing techniques for effective brushing. Through these methods, your gum bleeding should stop
5. What are the signs that I need to visit a dentist?
5. What are the signs that I need to visit a dentist?
These are some common signs that should alert you to schedule a dental visit:
Bleeding gums
Sensitivity or pain when drinking cold and hot beverages or consuming sweet food
Toothache that disturbs sleep
Pain when chewing food
Gum Swelling or Facial swelling
Unresolved ulceration
It is recommended to have a dental check-up every 6 months.
6. I'm interested in getting braces, could you explain the procedure?
6. I'm interested in getting braces, could you explain the procedure?
Contact us to schedule an appointment. The dentist need to check your oral condition and take dental records (X-ray, photos, study model) in order to make a braces treatment plan specifically for you. After discuss and agreeing on the treatment plan proposed, we will perform dental treatment before braces if needful (scaling, filling, etc.), then you are ready to embark your braces journey!
Contact us to schedule an appointment. The dentist need to check your oral condition and take dental records (X-ray, photos, study model) in order to make a braces treatment plan specifically for you. After discuss and agreeing on the treatment plan proposed, we will perform dental treatment before braces if needful (scaling, filling, etc.), then you are ready to embark your braces journey!
7. Is there an instalment plan available for braces treatment?
7. Is there an instalment plan available for braces treatment?
Yes, we do offer a 0% interest instalment plan for our orthodontic (braces) treatment. Feel free to discuss the payment scheme with our dentist.
Yes, we do offer a 0% interest instalment plan for our orthodontic (braces) treatment. Feel free to discuss the payment scheme with our dentist.
8. At what age my child can start braces?
8. At what age my child can start braces?
Early children braces (early orthodontic treatment) can start from age 8 - 10 years old. Hence, we would recommend bringing your child for a dental check-up from 8 - 10 years old to address early orthodontic problems.
9. My child's front teeth are jutting out, do we have to wait all adult teeth to come out before getting braces treatment?
9. My child's front teeth are jutting out, do we have to wait all adult teeth to come out before getting braces treatment?
No, you may bring your child to the clinic for consultation, as orthodontic treatment can start as early as 7-8 years old in some cases.
No, you may bring your child to the clinic for consultation, as orthodontic treatment can start as early as 7-8 years old in some cases.
10. I have some missing teeth, do I need to extract all to make a denture?
10. I have some missing teeth, do I need to extract all to make a denture?
No, we can make denture even for a single missing tooth. In fact, we encourage to keep healthy teeth whenever is possible.
No, we can make denture even for a single missing tooth. In fact, we encourage to keep healthy teeth whenever is possible.
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